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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-03-24
" BREED TO THE WINNER"

Magruder, 1904, A. j. C. C. d. X the standard
Jersey bull will stand for the season q st. Lambers
Jersey farm, three miles north OF Tallahassee.
Magrudes ws sired By Hill, ard, 1854, the son OF
Champion Of America, ,567. and Lucky Belle, 2214
His dam 10 Gilt Edge, IL I'D, who ha. tested "A
pounds 81 ounces Of butter In days. She Has
also sired BY Champion Of America, who has "a
daughters, with test Of from ponnds and ouncss
to II pounds and ounces Of butter in days.
Col Montgomery, Of Mississippi. refused $40 900
for this bull
His grand dam Lucky Belle vas full sister to
Pansy Morris, the dam VI Signal, the most famous
bull, living or dead, who LEFT nothing bat record
daughters. t... p
Tallahassee, Fla, March IL, 1881.
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DIXIE PLOWs, AT $3.50.

Being the sole agent of the Dixie Plow in Tai
lahassee, keep full assortment of Standards,
Wings, Bars, Points, Beams, Handles and Bolts
for all parts Of the pillow.
My cash price the coming season will be 90.6o
for Slarke's Celebrated Dixie PlOw.
W. r. WILSON
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A GOOD One Froaa : 1eii.Ale Mas.

vALDosrA, Ga, Oct - 1sse--1y boy il
now e,ghieen years Old md i,ns bsen sick all
his life, and mos able y doasg werk Of any
kind l thought he he'd drdpSy, 40 his BLOND
was almost ike water. He has never had any
appetite or color, and was entisey suit tor any
thing, being IN such an awful condili6s. have
during the last ten years exp cted him 10 die at
any momeni. he eOuld aOl sHalks Dae hundssd
yards without resting two or three times. In
Nunnbelter Tonic Pills, he did q whole days
work in the field, being 30 much improved. He
now has good appetite, and Is rapidly improv-
ing in color and strength. know the Pills
have given him new lense 1t HE. and recon-
mend them above every medicine on earth. My
wife has also been in feeble condition for some
time, and they have improved her ais" sIay
much; II anybody nssds Tonic, my advise =
buy Briggs N1nnBetter T0hc Pills ~
"a Nv r. II. HUTCHINSON.
For sale by NJ. Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee.
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have just returned from q visit to the great
cities OF New York and Philadelphia, here l
purchased the largest and most complete stock
of Spring Goods ever brough, 10 Tallahassee.
In variety, style and quality lam fully prepared
TO meet competition from any quarter. guar
antee to fill any bill of assorted dry goods as low
as the same Can be bought in any of the largest
cities in the Union.
earnestly request the public to look through
my stock before ordering from abroad.
W. R WILSON
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Int~resainx h.xueriences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer of Cs1um-
bus, Ga, tells his experience. thus For three
years l have tried every remedy ON The market
tor Stomach aud Kidney Disorders, but got nO
relief until used Electric Butrrs. Tmrk five
hotties and am now cured, and think Electric
Buffers the best Blood Purifier 10 the world. -
M.jor A B. Reed, of West Liberty, KY, used
Etc,ric Buffers tnr an old standing Kidney al
teclon and says: Nothing has done me
cents a bottle at w. A. Rawls' drug store
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Are you disturbed Mt night and broken Of your
rest by q sick child suffering and crying with
pain I'll cutting tee,hf II 70, send at once and
get . bottle of Nina WINsLow's SoOrHrNe SYRUP
1oR CHILDREN TExTRIxa Ius value 10 incxicu.
liable II will relieve The poor little sufferer i,n'
mediaiely. Depend upon 1t, mothers. there is M
mistake sbou, II. Il cures dysentery aud diar'
ri,oea. regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind cuic. softens the gums, reduces inhAmma-
tiOn, and gives lone and energy 10 the whole
system. MIA WNsLOw's SoOTHIHe SHRUP yoR
CHILDREN TEErHsRo is pleasant W The iasle
and Is the prescription of one Of the Oldest and
best female nurses and physicaaeiaAhe United
States, and is TOR sale Ivy Ill drule4 through
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le.i.Iative Proceedings.

Parties desiring to keep posted as TO the pro-
Feelings of The Legislature, the first to assemble
r,ser The new Constitution, should subscribe
for The FLORIDIAN. in which Will appear an elab-
or,rr abstract of each days proceedings.
Send fifty cents for three months subscription,
heginuing with first issue in April 4Stf
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RBuckIen's Armfca salve.

The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores. ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetier, chap
ped hands, chilblains eOrns and all skin erup-
lions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. II is guaranteed to give perfect saisfac-
ton, or money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. Sold by W. A. RaWls. March 25. 1896-1y
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WHAT N EN- BEERS OF THE LEG
lSLATCRE SHOULD DO.

Members Of the Legislature should. before
leaving home, get together all their Watches
and Jewelry they want repaired, well as those
of their friends. and take them to Tallahassee,
where We have the best Matchmaker and Jew
eler in the State-Erastus W Clark-who will
have your work done up promptly and ready
for you when you start home, or before
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When Stanley after years Of untiriug energy,
discovered Livings.on. the great African Eek
piorer, the nrst question the old hero asked was
= Did you hing any Of Ha:pers old Nelson
. reply In the slIlrmasive, be exclaimed, Thank
heaven r. and burst into tears. Harpers cele-
braied Old Sur Mash b cold by the S0le
Axents~ Hall Brshers, Taliahassee Fla.
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Mr. Burkhardt, the tailor, has just received
his Spring and Summer goods for gentlemeas'
wear, including the latest fashion plates for the
present season. 45-tf
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ACCbkeEVT TACKE IS
In the Travellers Insurance Company, Of Hart
ford, Conn.
Life Iasurance In the Manhattan Company, Of
New York, and Fire Insurance in the Hbernis,
OF New Orleans
F. G. GILMORE, Agent,
Tallahassee, Florida.
See advertisement elsewhr
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Parties desiring to confer with me in reference
to tombs or monuments are requested to leave
their names at the jewely store OF Mr.. r B.
German. H E BRoOKA
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The Stock of Gloves, Hosiery, handkerchief,
Fans, Parasols. Buttons, and small wares gener-
ally, which W. r. Wilson has now on exhibi-
ton, is wonderful.
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EASELS!

Our Easelsshave arrived. Come and get one
TO rest your paintings on. Saves marring your
walls. GILMORE q HART.
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FOR RENT!

A new Cottage, desrably located one square
east Of main ihoroughiare. Seven rooms, cis-
tern and all convenience CIV. BErToN.
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JACOB r. COHEN,S

Stock is now complete, and he invites personal
inspection Of the same. guaranteeing satisfaction
in prices and quality. 48 81
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TO AKRIVEi

A furnished frst-floor Office for rent. Apply
at FLoRIDIAN office Aim
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D0arAaPs wanted
A few boarders can fud frat-class accommo-
dations ct the residence of
MRS GEO DAMON
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in q few days, an elegant lot of Easels for rest
ing paintings on. Saves marring yoar walls.
45-tf GILMORE & HART
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All the novelties Ia white materials for ladies'
street and evening costumes can b found at
WR WusoN'a
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EMRROaDRRHES.

W. r. Wilson's Stock Of Hamburg and Null
Embroideries is simply enormous
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METEOROLOGICAL.

p..,-,, of 7eaperIture at Tallahassee, Florida
for the past soeek
,ob.ervstions taken by W. A RAwLs, Druggist AND
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Sea FoWl lauamo.

BY the ton or sack, now 10 warehouse and de-
livered free ofexpense to buyer. Standard brand
and reliable for all crops-colton, corn and veg
etabes Cash or cotton note due in October.
w. W. McGRIFF, Agent.
TALLAHASSEE March 17th If
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION,

NOTICE = HkReBY GIVEN THAT rHR On.
IN dSrs.xncd. ~ .virtss Of ths prosisi.ns ef
1874, sDtltisd ZAP Act 70 provide : geucrd nw for
tbe inccrporstio4 Of sailfssds snd canals have ~
ss'eisted ttieWss3ves tOgrtees Into . eosporasioa
Gulf Railroad C..mpsiy,n for ths1uiDns VI eos-
strpctiux. tQuiplinE. masstsinlpg AID operating
r.ilroAd E'r The pebble So N he cosvsy.scs OF
Florida kailsUad, Ut 0f mar Hnints C.sy
b fosk eesssy .s.d q losnt Q. aha v.ssn
the Cay q AsplsA ~ Mssros cDssiy. Riorida.
naid IGilfped ~ pass thfUuyh psriions of the
e0pnil ~ Polk, 6slAss and Hoa,os, State q
H.sidns End - - ab6ns one handrvd ~nd fosty-avs
Ds.s g JseE.SsvllssAls spsA ~ q February.
ID. lo1x.s. ssss 49, @A
II QnAsA ADA1e4 1aehssusiIl~, IA.
i n QA4A W aA&Qf&k Qrbueas, N
/ wv 81 Ykj 4 AA!|se 5, l ~ So
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WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES


In all styles and qualities, ranging from 81 TO So
can be purchased at j. R Cohens. 48-St
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REGULAR meetings of LEON Lopez No. 8,
s,, eve-y TxesdGy Erening: at their Lodge Room Ct
sre led a, p-o,herf rod standing invited to
.f'~ra q
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL THE
~ notes, accounts aud evidences OF debt which
B. A. CsawSvrd d Co, Win be sOId ut the court
house. n Tsllahassee at pablic aale, for cssh on
Monday, The 4th dag Of April 1851.
GEO. H. DICKINSON,
z02t Assignee
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Should b used By the ynung aud budding
vomua. NJ wbo sulRess tr0m any disorders 10
hss ~. and q the isFp. a lie; y oene6ts al
Who o. Is Wins Tie Hndnsld Hsgulaioe CO.
AtInnfs O.
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Ma RA~ Bannerman, on College Hill. Is pre-
pared to take few boarder. The comfDrts Of
. home assured
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FOR RENT

% inches wide, only 12} cents per yard, at ]. r
Cohen's 1885,
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60 TO JACOB r. COHEN'S

And select one of those elegant imported Sat-
tines, any color for 20 cents per yard 4s 81
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MASONIC.

REGULAR meetings Of JACKSON LoDax
- he'd ON the first and third Mondays In eaeh
aoaih al 10 0'O'A W. II. MCINTOSH. Sserssssy.
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rs Regular meetings of AucILLA ENcA1P-
- re ueid the first and thi d ThNrs sGy Ete-
ns>' 80. month al their Lodge Room, al O'Clock.
a. in good standing are invited to .rteno
AL rs'F'ai'"E !" E. W. CLARK, c. P.
n n CHAxcEY, Scribe
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NOTICEOF INCORPORATION,

THE UNDERSIGNED, J. w. voolfolk, siemoud
l. komxn. David Well, A & Voolfolk and Jvsiah
g. c. Tsnnille. FOX Henderson. Joel ID. Murphrec,
james X. Aurphrce, VI Troy, alabama; ana K r.
Tollman, OF GrcenyIlle, Georgia, do hereby give
notice ~ required By lag, that they have oimrd
company known ~ The Alabama. Midland Railway
Company, FOR she purposes OF constructing, main
tanning aud Operating railroad fvr public use in
The couveyancr VI p~rsons aud property, beginning
10 Jacka0n county, Florida. on The boundary hne
between the States OF Florids and Alabama, aud
running through the c0unties VI jackson and Gads-
deu 10 the eaate Of fIorda to Or near River june
sioa, In 0Attsdcn county siosesaad, dsianee u
sbons forty miie>.
The cApisal stoek Of said company 10 ivs hundred
thousAnd d0llans divided into live thousand shares
Of one hundred dolisya each.
w WOvLFULK, sIGMoND ROMAN,
JOSIAH MORhIs, a. c. WILEY.
A. ~ G. IENNIkLe. FOX HENDERNIN.
JORL u nuHPhkEE, IA ES K AURPHKEE.
~ Z. TOLlAAN.
January a. 16g7-Su
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THE LARGEST STOCK \

OF Swiss and 'Hamberg EIgiugs ever brought 10
Tallahassee. is nav on exhibitioa at Jacob r.
Cohen'A These goods were bought from frst
hands and cannot he duplicated. 4S8t
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WOOL FABRICS.
W. r. Wilson has . perfect stock Of light
weight wool fabrics for ladies' Spring suits. s
5icss Eko7A
IL headquaFtes for 6ne Dress Goods, Novelties,
Fans. Parasola, Hosiery and handkerchief
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v.oRtDa r. a: CHAPTER. Ne. II
tho ID and ath Mond sys In each montA at
eeiseK P. NJ s..-.,.rv - 49, -
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-04

Governor Church yesterday favored
the legislature with four yetoes. The
first vas against an act amending the act
relating TO the Grand Forks university
The objection was that the title did not
sufficiently indicate the contents. The
bill passed over the veto--17 to 5. The
second provided for the giving of public
Institutions premiums on bonds of 1885.
The objection was that the premiums
don't belong to the institutions, but are
based on the good credit of the territory.
The bill WAS lost--9 to 2, The third was
for the prevention Of the spread OF
noxious weeds. Hhs objection was that
the powers conferred might lead to
abuse. The bill was lost--S to IA
The fourth provided for the psepara-
tion, approval and custody OF official
bonds. The objection was that there
was 40 appropriation to compensate the
attorney-generai for complying with the
act; also that the act was too technical
and provided a criminal prosecution for
the enforcement OF civil remedy. The
bill was lost-l2 to 2--not more than
two thirds. His excellency kas inaugu-
rated stir among the legislators. equal
only to that which laeerates the bosomt
OF disappointed democratic espirantf
for positions. He Is d stirring sort ol
a governor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-04
The ssardner plsaster.

Mobile, Ala, March News of the
burning oil the steamer Gardner coming
in slowly. None was received till this
afternoon. The fire was discovered by
Capt. Stone. A negro deck hand threw
water on the burning hale. and ln throw,
ing another bucketfnil his clothes caugh,
fire. Panic stricken, he ran from place
to place, setting fire to the cotton bales
and in a few moments the boat was in
flames gil over. She was in mi6stream,
and in motion. The pilots were driven
from the wheel aRd the crew and
passengers jumped overheard. Those
lost were drowned. 1t is not thought
that more than one or two were burned
Capt, Stone saved himself by swimming
ashore. The steamer Tally was behind
the Gardner waiting to pass. As soou
"a the flames broke ont the Tally
lowered her boats and threw overheard
seed sacks and plsnks to help the peo-
pie who were jumping from the Gardner
The heat was SO intense that the Tally
did not dare to go near. but her boatt
picked up number of people. Had il
not been for the presence Of the Tally
but fey would have been saved. The
report of the loss of life is confirmed
A cabin boy of the Tally (named Barber
colored,) performed heroic deeds in saw
ing five lives, which he did by swim
ming ashore with those in the water.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-04
Ra.tscs. I'm.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you ure 1dgetty. nervous, and gener-
ell out of sorts, and want to brace Hp.
Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring
medicines, or bitters, which have for
their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for an hour, and
then leave you IN worse condition than
before. What you want is an Alternative
that will purify your blood, start healthy
action of Liver and Kidneys, restore your
vitality. and give renewed health and
strength. Such medicine you will find
in Electric Bitters, and only SO cents 6
bottle at Purdy & Brecht, drug store.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-04
wants to .gotn tho YTnt.,,.

New York, March "a Halifax dis
patch to the World says: The publication
Of the address of the Newfoundland legis-
lature to the imperial government has
produced o sensation. If it is not q
declaration of independence, it is the
next thing to it No such defiant docu-
ment has been received by the imperial
government from any colony since the
American colonies.
The Newfoundlanders tell the imperial
government that they own their fisheries
and do not propose to pay the slightest
heed to French OF American interests or
brook any interference from the I'M
perial government Newfoundland in
fact stands gu the right to make its own
laws, control its own property and pre-
serve Its existence as community, let
the effect be what it may. The situation
is SO serious that both Premier Thor
5urn aud Sir Ambrose Shea, leader of
the opposition, have left the legislature
to take care OF itself and gone to Lon
don to represent the dangerous character
OF the prevailing feeling in NeYfound-
land. Meanwhile the press and people
are universally discussing the benefit oi
annexation to the United States. Any
thing would be better than the present
state of affairs, and il annexation were
submitted to popular vote 1t would be
carried by three-fourths majority. New
foundland finds itself between the devil
and the deep sea. On one hand it ie
driven out of the European markets by
French rivals, who receive bounues from
the FreEch government equal to 60 pei
cant and thnv ara com IioI 10
English government to supply the
French rivals with bait, without which
they could not catoh a single fish. Or
the other hand they are at the mercy o.
| Americans, for strange as it may seem
| the treaty of 1878 never having been pu
| into operation in Newfoundland by roy
al proclamation, is null and void as fa
as that colony is concerned, and every
deniel ofcommercial privileges to Ameri
can vessels last year had not even th
authority of that antiquated treaty fol
excuse. Hence the necessity Of q bal
bill which is denied them by England.
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Special Tax sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of
~ special assessment and Tax levy made by
the mayor and council OF the city of Yankton
u. T., on the 10th uay of December, 1856 for the
purpose of paying the cost of Ger sain improve
ments, consisting OF Sidewalks in front Of and
along the side OF certain blocks and Iots
ordered and made by resolutions of the mayor
and council OF the said city Of GanAton. D. H.
and due notice oI such special asses sment and
tax levy having been published and said tax
having now become delinquent and Interest,"
and penalty accrued thereon, i shat on SAT-
URDAI, TbE 25th DAY OF FEBRUARY 1857.
proceed to sell at public sale all the real estate
upon which said tax aow is or snail remain
unpaid, to pay such lax and costs thereon
said sale Will take place at the front dpor of
the court house IN the city of Yankton, ID II :.
between the hours ot and IL O'clock a. M.
The following is description of the real estate
to be sold ana the amount due upon cacn lot,
part OF Lot or parcel of real estate ressectiyely
SAID amount iucludes the lax levied Jhs
penalty, interest. COST of advertising ana sale:
Supposed owner Eliza Walker, lot q; block So,
Lower 4ankton. Amount Sa7.70.
Supposed owner Mrs. j.. johnson. undivided
one-fourth, west two thirds lots, block as
Lower tankton. Amount xl7, 81,
Supposed owner Christ Kirsnman, lot g. block
%, Lower 1ankton. Amount S2I.70.
In witness whereof nave hereunro set nv
| hand this 10Th day Of January. 1881
| " LILLIAN IsLAII, City Treasurer.
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The persistent effort on the part of
fankton to make her local cause the
cause of the whole of south Dakota, has
resulted in success this time, on which
we congratulate her; but we shall resent
earnestly and bitterly any attempt to
place this CITY and Its adjacent com
munity in light which nothing but the
most contemptible distortion of facts
will warrant-lHitc1teW Republican,.
Perhaps Mitchell is unable to see her
self as others see her. This, the poet has
remarked, is human failing. In the
defence and the support Of o principle
we would not distort facts. The facts
stanl that Mitchell went to the enemies
of statehood and DIVISION, to the adher-
ents of the old capital deal and the COM
panions OF Ordwayian iniquity for her
strength il behalf of measure in which
only the district was interested. These
elements were Yankton's personal enc.
mics. These are facts, without distortion,
and as such they must stand. 1t was
upon this basis that Yeakton
entered upon a defensive
campaign, fully recognizing the length
and breadth of the combination effected
long before the legislature met. It was
because the Press and Dakotaian recog-
nizsd the dimensions and the member
ship of this combination and asHailed il
| where il was deemed most vulnerable thai
the Mitchell Republican has asserted
from the beginning that the Press ani
Dakotann was building up defeat o
Yankton's hopes and would be RESPONSE.
bic for the catastrophe which would fol.
low. This dire prophecy was reiterated b,
all the organs OF the old capital combina
nation, allies of the newer combination
| until il became very stale and unprofit
able. The result shows that our origl
fpal estimate of the situation was cor
rect one and that III fighting it upon tina
line We adopted a correct policy. Mitch
ely will hardly be able to escape the con
sequences OF its antsgonistic position
against southern interests for the sake G
local gain. Nothing short of the atone
1 ment of genuine repentance csa wip
4 out the past.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-04

along the entire course of the flow, unit
the culmiuGiion was reached at $50 a.
m., when liquid fire belched forth from
the crater above the height OF 15e feet. =
Major Benson travelled to the head os the
flow on the 3Ist. He describes it as
follows: '"In the center OF the great
masses OF rough, black lava, was crater
of abont 125 feet in circumference around
which a circle of living fire formed AT
intervals. About 300 yards below the
crater the molten lava poured forth in
streams from 6ssures in the mountain
side. Numerous other smaller craters
also emitted smaller streams of lava.
AT times the entire group of crsters shot
forth huge tongues of fire simultaneously
followed by immense streams of lava.
These demonstrations continued at in.
tervels for some time"